BOB CHUNG
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02 — WEBSITE
Jontai Energy03 — GAME DEVELOPMENT
Cookies Clicker01 — APP
Steady
A calm, private medication reminder for people working through hard things.
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Sole developer
- Built with
- Expo (SDK 58)
- React Native
- TypeScript
- SQLite
- Type
- Android app · Personal project
Steady on Android: the welcome screen, the home screen and the gentle reminders
01 — APP
Portle
A private archive for your portfolio, your investment theses and the friends you trust with them: one portfolio across your accounts, theses with their revisions, a paper-trading lab, a journal, and Guilds and Relics. In early access.
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Sole developer
- Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Drizzle
- PostgreSQL
- Better Auth
- Type
- Web app · Personal project, in early access
Portle in early access, with example data
02 — WEBSITE
Jontai Energy
A concept redesign of the website for Jontai Energy, a store in Oranjestad, Aruba, for solar, power, lighting and furniture: its home page is one Aruban day that plays as you scroll.
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Design & front-end development
- Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- GSAP
- Lenis
- Blender
- Type
- Concept website redesign · Personal project
The redesign's first screen, at dawn
03 — GAME DEVELOPMENT
Cookies Clicker
A browser-based incremental game, built as a school project around one satisfying loop: click, earn cookies, reinvest in upgrades and watch production compound.
- Year
- 2025
- Role
- With a classmate
- Built with
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Bootstrap 5
- localStorage
- Type
- School project · Web Game Development
Cookies Clicker being played
- 20 years old
- Chinese by descent
born and raised in Aruba
living in the Netherlands - Hakka heritage
- Former national powerlifting champion of Aruba
- Former national table tennis champion of Aruba
Q&A
What is your plan after MBO?
After MBO, I plan to study Mechatronics at Fontys University of Applied Sciences. It broadens my knowledge of (electrical) hardware while keeping a software component. If all goes well, I then aim for a master’s degree that combines hardware and software.
What kind of job do you have in mind?
I have not settled on one role yet. Technology keeps evolving, and with it the demand for particular jobs. That is why I chose mechatronics: a broad foundation that lets me contribute in any area of technology. In the long term, I aim to start my own company.
What are your hobbies?
I run, lift weights and play games. Earlier, I competed at a high level in powerlifting and table tennis.
Where do you see yourself living and working?
For now, I see my future in Europe, but I remain open to other options should my plans change.
What do you work with at the moment?
I have a full-stack foundation: a working command of the core programming languages, relational databases with SQL, game development in Godot and modern frameworks. That is enough to build a project from the database all the way to the interface.
What is this site built with?
This site is a project in its own right. It is written in TypeScript with React and React Router, and its pages are generated in advance as static HTML, in Dutch and English. The 3D scenes run on Three.js through React Three Fiber, with models made in Blender. Automated tests and a browser test with real input check the site. Before every release, a Python auditor checks every page’s titles, descriptions, links and alt texts, and stops the release if anything is wrong.
Bob Chung